Exemplos de uso de Poses a problem em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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This poses a problem.
And I think that this poses a problem….
This poses a problem.
Unfortunately the stage still poses a problem.
This poses a problem.
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Finally, it is the size of the installation that poses a problem.
Poses a problem for a gent, does it not?
So, his death now, in fact, poses a problem for us.
It poses a problem in that the amount of data.
The undemarcated border with Sudan poses a problem for Eritrean external relations.
This poses a problem which is both political and institutional.
But, as you climb higher in these mountains,it's how to deal with death that poses a problem.
This poses a problem for machines that operate headless.
Main objectives: The increasing fragmentation of the concepts of"family" and"marriage" poses a problem for the EU.
This poses a problem for Anglicans, as for other Christian Confessions.
The steady substitution of capital for labor poses a problem for the long-term stability of the labor market.
This poses a problem when you need to access devices using RS232 over IP.
But it is not the freedom to research that poses a problem, because research is what leads to human progress.
This poses a problem when you need to debug the issue but all of your code is minified.
The issue of fair compensation, andI speak for the British Labour members, poses a problem for the United Kingdom.
In addition, this system poses a problem of solidarity between Member States.
We are not losing sight of the fact, however, that since the identification of GM products is problematic,the very existence of a threshold poses a problem.
In the brewhouse this poses a problem as background turbidity(solids) will also absorb light at 430 nm.
I understand that Conrad's using you to deal with Jack Porter, which poses a problem, because Jack is vital to achieving my goal.
The Treaty itself poses a problem, because its wording, in the'competition' part, goes back to the Treaty of Rome.
The subsequent transfer of data to other agencies responsible for the fight against terrorism poses a problem if we do not also have the appropriate guarantees.
Of course, this poses a problem, as they are not as easy to remove from the tea after brewing as tea bags.
To now attempt to extend this requirement to the labelling of food obtained from animals fed with GMOs poses a problem and may confuse information.
But in fact lévulose poses a problem of a quite different order and is not just a simple culinary question.
I would add that, as you know,there are other areas of the world where piracy also poses a problem, particularly in the Malacca Strait and around Singapore.